New Food Additive Rumor Sparks Early Market Gains
Stocks rise on reports of a new food additive with gains led by Ford and National Steel. Dow Jones noon readings show mixed moves as aluminum and oil shares push higher while other groups drift. A separate note covers Sanitation Dept patrols using motorscooters to combat litter in New York City.
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Ford
National Steel
Revion
Harris Intertype
New York
Alcoa
Ahlnes
M&m
Mohasco
Montard
T&t
Penn RR
Penny
Ampex
Philco
Babcock
Repub Stl
Beth Steel
Boeing
Rey Tob
Borden
St Regs P
Wunswick
SAL RR
DuPont
Swift
Texaco
Firestone
Fla Power
Fila P&l
Aire
US Steel
Vendo Co
Elec
Winn Dixie
Woolworth
Mills
Goodrich
Arms Eng
Goodyear
Can Jay
Gulf Oil
Chromly
Jones & L
Kar Ind
Ligg & My
Microwve
Lorillard
Technick
Magnavox
Victoreen
UPI
New York City
Sanitation Department
Freedom Riders Inflate Plan Across States
Violence and protests mark weekend as 65 riders are jailed in Jackson for challenging segregation. MLK predicts uncertain next moves while CORE expands to air travel. In Georgia and Virginia, students move toward integration and new sit-ins spark tension in Alabama.
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Alabama
Johnson
Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
Mississippi
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Marvin Rich
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Virginia Capital
Charles Sherrod
Virginia Union (Negro) University
Sherrod
Trailways
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Patterson
Kennedy
South
Patterson
Prominent Bradenton Newsman Cheshire Dies at 55
John Breckenridge Cheshire a noted Florida journalist and Bradenton Herald columnist, died of a heart attack en route to Manatee Memorial Hospital. He came from Anderson, D. C. in 1935 and is survived by his widow Margretta and three children. Burial will be at Manasota Memorial Park. Funeral held at First Baptist Church.
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Bradenton
John Breckenridge
Brack) Cheshire
Manatee Memorial Hospital
Anderson
D. C
Margretta L. Cheshire
John V. Cheshire
Tampa
William Wyatt
Miami
J. D
First Baptist Church
Frank Anderson
Heart Fund
Manasota Memorial Park
W. E. Page
W. Myers
Emory N. Smith
Charles E. Abs
Venice
Clearwater
Rawles
George E. Youngberg Sr
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Abs
Kozlowski
Constance Rd
South Venice
Hoboken
N.J
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Erna Peters
Lyndhurst
Lillian Ely
Palm Springs
Calif
Bettie Wingate
Bettie Caroline Wingate
Manatee County
Myakka City
Baptist Church
Vida Stein
Hopewell
Lois Dyal
Arcadia
Sandra Wingate
Orlando
Robbie J. Wingate
Bethany Baptist Church
Bethany
Ben L. Earnest
First Baptist Church of
Riverview
Bethany Cemetery
Griffith - Cline Funeral Home
Orvilla Hacker
North Orange Ave
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Londonderry
N.H
Hacker
Edith G. Straight
Sarasota
Shannon
Whitfield Chapel
Paul C. Mills
Thomas B. Swann
St. W
Zanesville
Ohio
Worthington
Swann
Christ Epchurch
Columbia Lodge
F&am
Scottish Rite Consistory
Syrian Lodge
Cincinnati
Johan Pehrsson
Mary Pehrsson
St. E
Manatee Memorial Hopital
Pehrsson
Elyria
Grafton
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Pehrsson
David Cronin
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Griffith- Cline
North Tuttle Avenue
Hawkins Funeral Home
North Lime Ave
Leroy Trexler
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Russell Burns
Palms Memorial Park
Oneco
Judy Stickley
Daren Coffman
Deborah Coffman
Ralph E. Hankins
Webber Sr
Wilson - Hughes Funeral
Tuttle Ave
Frank Hartley
First Methodist Church
Sarasota Memorial Park
Hawkins
Walter Sidney Dryden
32Nd St
Teale Brothers
Charles Elslander
St. Martha’s Catholic Church
St. Martha’s Church
Dryden
H. T. Brooks
Barbara J. Dryden
Elmy C. Dryden
O. G. Fairchild
William Dryden
East Palestine
Edward William Kotrba
Browning St
St. Martha's Catholic Church
Magr. C. L. Elslander
Robarts
John Kenneth Flaugher
West Way Dr
Flaugher
Kentucky
Portsmouth
First Church of God In
Edna
Velma Howell
Anita Reed
Robert
St. Petersburgh
James W. Flaugher
Bank Stocks Offer Moderate Growth and Steady Income
The analyst rates bank stocks as stable with dividend safety though slower growth than industrials. Earnings rise with higher rates and fall when money becomes cheaper, and current prices imply about 3.5 percent yield with picks including Chase Manhattan, Morgan Guaranty, Bank of America, and Western Bancorporation.
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Chase Manhattan
OTC
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Bank of America
Western Bancorporation
NYSE
Firstamerica Corporation
Russians Hold Laos Deadlock
The article notes ongoing talks on Laos cease-fire arrangements with no orders to the International Control Commission. It cites a Vienna communique stressing an effective cease-fire between royal Lao government forces and Pathet Lao rebels and calls for international guarantees of Laotian independence.
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Laos
International Control Commission
ICC
Pathet Lao
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Stevenson in Venezuela Discusses Inter-American Cooperation
Former U S Senator Adlai Stevenson meets with President Betancourt in Caracas amid no protests, holds a two hour private talk, and outlines a tour of 10 nations. Attending officials include Foreign Minister Marcos Falcon Briceño and Ambassador Teodoro Moscoso. Stevenson plans to Buenos Aires next, emphasizing economic social improvement.
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Caracas
Richard M. Nixon
Stevenson
Betancourt
Marcos Falcon Briceno
U.S
Teodoro Moscoso
Lincoln Gordon
Kenne
Buenos Aires
South America
New Rockets Show Power Over Red's in Space Race
The article reports on rocket power developments with the Atlas and Titan engines delivering 360000 and 430000 pounds of thrust respectively. Developers describe segmented construction enabling taller rockets and clustering to vastly boost thrust toward goals of 2 million pounds and 21 million pounds.
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Red
Atlas
Titan
Soviet Union
Tax Break Debate Linked to Kennedy Tax Overhaul
The article reports on a tentative tax cut measure awaiting President Kennedy's decision as part of a broad income tax reform. It notes Treasury officials pitching foreign aid financing to the Senate committee and highlights General Electric's Ralph Cordiner preparing testimony on price fixing amid ongoing electrical equipment probes.
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Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
Senate
Monoply
Kennedy and Macmillan Weigh Four Power Talks
Kennedy and Macmillan consider possible four power talks after meeting in Paris and London. They aim to assess Khrushchev’s apparently positive reaction to Vienna discussions and confirm no private concessions were made. Rusk to report to De Gaulle while Kennedy provides Vienna details to Macmillan.
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U.S
Adao
Macmille
Macmillan
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Britain
France
Vienna
London
Charles de Gaulle
Dean Rusk
Paris
de Gaulle
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